Yang Yi had not lied. He really had been a Scholar-not in a dream, but in the sense that his store of knowledge had once genuinely rivaled a Scholar's.
He looked toward the Truth Library, whose condition had improved. It was no longer unstable and constantly changing shape as before. This time, it had taken the form of a ship, which probably had something to do with Su Na.
The entire university, including the order on each floor, was recovering, and that, too, had to do with Su Na.
She had replaced the unstable Scholar as the new hub, greatly stabilizing the facility.
It was also for this reason that Su Na had no time to control her body, and Yang Yi could not contact her. He could only find a way himself.
"You should have told me sooner. We could have worked something out together..."
Yang Yi spoke with some dissatisfaction, frowning slightly. He recalled that after dealing with the "Omniscient and Omnipotent One," there had been almost no time left. The world had practically been on the brink of destruction.
If Su Na had proposed this method then, he certainly would not have agreed. By the time they finished arguing, the world might well have been done for.
Su Na had probably considered all the possibilities thoroughly before making her decision.
Yang Yi was exceptionally calm. Reviewing the earlier events, he walked into the Truth Library without being ruled by anger at all.
The interior had taken on a laboratory-like arrangement, with a corridor whose end was nowhere in sight. Intersecting passages and rooms lined both sides, forming a maze-like layout.
Yang Yi picked a laboratory at random and entered. Its shelves and tables were covered with all kinds of documents and files. There were even computers and